...station which has been imposed upon me." ( 1 6th Jan. 1799.) "Finding from . . Sir John Parnell . . that he was determined not to support the Union, I...same line of conduct without favour or partiality, wherever I may think it will tend to promote the success of the measure." (2ist Jan.) " Here I am embarked...

...was not ' impressed favourably,' for we find Cornwallis writing to Portland on January 16, 1799 : ' On my finding from a conversation which I had with...dismission from the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer.' Parnell now flung himself heart and soul into the struggle against the Union. On January 22 he opposed...

...was not ' impressed favourably,' for we find Cornwallis writing to Portland on January 16, 1799 : ' On my finding from a conversation which I had with...dismission from the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer.' Parnell now flung himself heart and soul into the struggle against the Union. On January 22 he opposed...

...was not ' impressed favourably,' for we find Cornwallis writing to Portland on January 16, 1799 : ' On my finding from a conversation which I had with...dismission from the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer.' Parnell now flung himself heart and soul into the struggle against the Union. On January 22 he opposed...

...was not ' impressed favourably,' for we find Cornwallis writing to Portland on January 10, 1799 : ' On my finding from a conversation which I had with...after he landed that he was determined not to support tho Union, I have notified to him his dismission from the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer.' Parnell...

...Writing to the Duke of Portland from Dublin Castle, under date January 16, 1799, Lord Cornwallis said : " On my finding, from a conversation which I had with...landed, that he was determined not to support the 1 Cornwallis Correspondence, vol. iii. pp. 100, 101. Union, I have notified to him his dismission from...

...that he had dismissed the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; " and I shall," he further told Portland, " pursue the same line of conduct, without favour or...may think it will tend to promote the success of the measure2." The mode of procedure in Parliament had been determined o" b>' niinisters in London. " On...

...that he had dismissed the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; " and I shall," he further told Portland, " pursue the same line of conduct, without favour or...may think it will tend to promote the success of the measure8." The mode of procedure in Parliament had been determined on b>' ministers in London. " On...